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MEM-COStandard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings

MEM-CO Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fitting

The MEM-CO Barbed Wye is a standard brass barbed tube fitting with a 1/4 in ID x 1/4 in ID x 1/4 in ID size, configured as Barbed x Barbed x Barbed. This fitting, manufactured under part number Y6, is designed for…

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MEM-CO
Item
Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fitting
Part Number
Y6
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Standard Brass Barbed Tube Fittings
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Manufacturer Part Number
Y6
Type
Barbed x Barbed x Barbed, Brass

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Product Description

The MEM-CO Barbed Wye is a standard brass barbed tube fitting with a 1/4 in ID x 1/4 in ID x 1/4 in ID size, configured as Barbed x Barbed x Barbed. This fitting, manufactured under part number Y6, is designed for branching or combining fluid lines in industrial systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a MEM-CO Barbed Wye used for?

A MEM-CO Barbed Wye is used to branch or combine fluid lines in industrial pneumatic, instrumentation, and fluid-handling systems. Its three barbed ends accept 1/4 in ID tubing, making it suitable for low-pressure air, water, or oil circuits where reliable brass fittings are required.

What are the specifications of the MEM-CO Barbed Wye Y6?

The MEM-CO Barbed Wye Y6 is a standard brass barbed tube fitting with a 1/4 in ID x 1/4 in ID x 1/4 in ID size, configured as Barbed x Barbed x Barbed. It is manufactured by MEM-CO under part number Y6 and is designed for branching or combining fluid lines.

Where to buy MEM-CO Barbed Wye Y6 worldwide?

3G Electric supplies the MEM-CO Barbed Wye Y6 to customers worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your site. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this genuine brass fitting.

How to install a MEM-CO Barbed Wye fitting?

To install a MEM-CO Barbed Wye, cut tubing squarely, push it fully onto each barbed end, and secure with hose clamps if needed. Ensure the brass fitting is clean and free of debris. For permanent installations, use compatible tubing rated for your system pressure and temperature.

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